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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01
RAPID TRANSIT N ATLANTIC AVENUE

Mayor Whitney sent brief message to .he Brooklyn
Aldermen yesterday calling attention to the fact that
the building of the projected elevated road in Atlantic
ave. awaited the favorable action of the Board. lie
added:
There ara legal complications TO hinder; corpor
apn stands ready to undertake the work anl tho puD
lie sentiment Ia strong and cogcnt IN favor OF Immediate
action. not awarr OF any reason Tor InactiCn. II
there remain anght to done before your Honorable
Board ran act IN nnaty now urge that che vital I'M
alton the matters WHOM have hitherto caused the
delay
The communication simply filed. Another pc
tition for the elevated road in Atlantc-ave was pre-
sentcd. Alderman Corwin asked the chairman OF The
Railroad Committee, Mr.. McCarty, why the commit
tee had not acted upon the application OF the Long is-
land Elevated Company for a franchise to build IN
Atlantic-aye. McCarty said that ut the last meeting
of the committee Austin Corbin was asked about the
crossing of the Union Elevated Railroad tracks Mt At
lantic and Fldtbush aves., and said the engineers
would meet and report upon the matter. Efforts 10
find their conclusions had been frutless lie mo
Carty) did not believe that the Long Island Company
wanted to build west OF Flatbush-ave. III 1t wanted 4
hearing before the committee il could have II at any
tine.
1t is said that the Union Company refused to treat
with the Long Island COMPANY about the crossing on
the ground that the latter had vested rights as 1t
had not secured franchise to build but that an
offer was arrange the crossing II the Union
Company was allowed TO use the tracks In Atlantic
ave east OF Fatbush-avc. Tor nominal consideration
and ia that road would be built in Futon-st
east OF Flabush-ave. il the Union Company secures
right to that route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01
QUIET REIGNING IN BELFAST.

BELFAST. Jan 31-Ihc city IL quiet day. The rioters
arrested Saturday night and last night arragned
to-day and renanded for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01

Prrr-BuRG Jan. 81 (Spocirb.-Thc case OF H. J. No
Grann OF Lancaster, Penn against the Pitsburg and
Lake Erie Railroad Company. 10 recover S5oo,ooo for
constructing part of road not taken up In the
County Courts to-day. hal been announced but was
marked, " Continued for settlement
conference upon the was held today by MI Ash
ley Pond Of Detroit counsel for the Mchgan Central
Pitt.burg and Iahe Erie railroads. General Manager
Quincy an6 other officials Of the Pttsburg and Lake Erie,
nj the conclusion OF which Mr Quincy said that the en-
tire matter had been placed In the hands oi Tie at
torneys.
Cmc,Go. Jan. 81. The Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany today authorized the statement that has no part
In tho suit recently begun In the Federal Courts by Ger
tain ockhocr the Dubuque and sioIX Cy Railroad
10 restrain the directors Of that company AMI DrcNcl
Morgan Co from voting for themselves a. directors ut
the next stockholders meeting 2j0iG shares standing
in the name that 1rIn trustees The controversy
grows OF dissatisfacton with the present boar OF
directors for announcing In September, 1852 that fute
dividends suspended aud suddenly declaring "a nVc
per cent dividend G December, l--6. The Illinois en-
tral declared be content with its present control OF
the Dubuque city road by lease which will DO
perpetual at the option OF the lessee no matter VINO
Shall affairs OF the lessor IN the matter OF pay
ing dividends.
EAsrox. PENN Jan 81 (Speciob.-The court today dis
missed the report In the suit Of August l. Pro
die against the Pcnnsy lyauia Poughkccpslc and New
England Railroad, and putting another period
in tho history OF full OF comphca
tons in which at least dozen attorney
have been Interested In way another By the de-
cison the hil equity dismissed and the planti pay
the The issue OF III 0OOOOo IN bonds - declared
valid the right OF Mrs. Daymont kllgorc OF fhei-
phia Ia bonis worth sJ6,OOO Is established
srRISGFIELD. Jan. 3l.-Bs were filed In the Unltd
States Circuit to-day by James H. Jessup acting
treasurer the issues OF bonds OF the Illinois ana
Southern Iowa Railway. dated March, lsG2 amounting
to $500 OOO and the OF tho Great Western Railway
OF 1859 amounting to $2,5OOOOO which are undery-
ing mortgages OF the Wabash system. The blIs
pray foreclosure OF those mortgages also Tor or
closure dated 1867 between the wabash
and the Western Railway. and which Included the
two lines In question and other lines or the system
amounting TO Sl5,OOOOO0.
MILWAUKEE, Jan 3l.-A dispatch TO me Lre"W0
Wisconsin from Madison says that Judgment Tor
S35l $50 entered to-day against the Chicago, Fort
age and Superior Railway In favor of Mrs Sarah An
Gle In accordance with the verdict rendered on Saturday
new trial wifi bc argued before Judge Gresham In Chi
cago the motion Il dcnied II is Understood tat inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01

READING TELEGRAPHIC PRIVILEGES.
PHILADELPHIA Jan Jl-A rumor prevails here today
that the Reading Railroad Company /. negotiating with
the Western Union Telegraph Company for the lease OF
tho elcgrapnc privileges Of tho former 10 the latter
These territory from which tho Western Union Is
unr N,iu eI
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27
ANXIOUS TO FIGHT.
Jack MeDernsoft fssnes Sweeping chai-
fenxe ia Michigan PuEilists.
srnr.inr Efilor Of tne I'll. .saRAH.HrRALn

Jack Mcnermoft fssnes Sweeping Chai-
isnxs ia Michigan Pu<iIists.
Sporting Eiil0r Of tie rELssRAxHEzALD.
GsASp RAFfDs. June IS.
AZ have trisd 10 make match With
Jack Bafke or Paddy Carroll. OF Chicago.
and JACK D.ncsn. Of this city. or any other
man N Michigan. and failed to get on any
match With them. / have made up nv
mied that thsy are afraid 70 meet me.
viii make one more attempt. and hereby
challenge auv man in Michizsn-bar none
to ligbr me 70 finish with small gloves
for gate monev. winner 10 take all Now
these men caunot deay me night on &C
c0ans Of my reputation. "a have met the
best men IN the world / met
John l.. Sullivan in April iss2
and stayed g rounds. the right being
stopped bv the Commissioners, March -,
1857. : ioueht I'VE rounds with Jack ipsulp-
ssS. the match being draw / fought tsiii-
roy. Nov. "a. lss6. SIR rounds. and knocked
hini ont. f0sxnt Tommy Eaton. Oct. ;.
ISIS. and fogght John Burns the strong
boz of New York in December tss5. and
w0n IN seven rounds fought Kid ffsil IN
Deosmher, lsoS. winning N four rounds;
fought Nike Sullivan. Senteuber. 1884
the fight being stopped n the sth round
I lssve your eifT tonight FOR C1icsxo. bus
il there i q man IN Michigan thar desires
- and vii serept ny chsilengs. ! will re-
furn az once and make a match on snuare
terms and let the bsst nan wia.
Respectfully.
tsex McDrRvorr,
Better xaswn ~ the Rochester Fire Lad
die Rochester, y Y.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
Spsciheztions ter System OF Water
Works and Fire Protection 81 the
Michigan Soldiers Home.

Cskkp RsFsas. Mos. gtrsk 2sd. is*z.
sealed rropasss I'll ss Iseeissd Al she ossss
Of TIE Miehlz2a seldiers Home esfsiFsad Rsnids
Aich., erf - oesosk n6on June asia. 1851. fef
the construction ana omlletion u gslen os
wsfsrso1kS aad ere pEotecii0n to be located On
the spoands sad Ia the balidias OF the said sol
oicrs Hofne.
Ihe eoutfzet viii BE s~sFeei 70 ne iowess
bidder. who wni he required % give
bond or oae Thou sad Five hnndrrd Dol2ss
fur the fsithfai falnllment Of tais contract Pay.
meat Nii be made for tne Whole smouni of this
eonsraeS when the worss arr coEnpsesed and az
eepted ~ the coa ml.fes- Ali sealed bias or pro
rosais mus be submitted in detailed 6Aefule
f,Em for lump sum. and must be
enclosed in q feaied envelope snd al
dressed 70 The commsndeni of The Miceigsn
Soldiers Heme. GrzEd Ia plds. Aich-.' and
must be endorsed On the outside " sealed pro-
posal for waterworks"
The right 10 Fejec. ali BIDS Tor any part thereof
and 70 waive defects. II Il be deemei in the N,
ieres, OF The state to Go 50 i reserved Bids vii
De opened BY the undersigned committee by
authority from the Board Of Managers OF IN
Michigan so.diers Home.
The plans and specifications can be inspected
al the once Of the Michigan Soldiers Heme or a
Col. samael Wells. room d. Glenhsyen Place
South Division street. Grand Rapids. Mich.
BYRON r. PIERCE.
SAMUEL WELLS
Committee.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

Saturday evening Mis- h. G. Hngenholiz.
daughter OF Rev. +. ". \. Hugenholtz,
psstoE OF The Holland Liberal Church. Was
married TO AF. J.. q. Wander Hagen st the
residences OF the brides parents. al East
Bfidge-ss. Many guests were present. and
after the ceremony. which Was performed
by the brides father. an informal reception
took place from To 10 O'Clock. Both the
contracting parties are very popular, and
their marriage IS considered a happy event
in Holland social circles. The newly made
wife Is an accomplished young lady. speak
ing tzo or three Languages fsuently, while
Mr.. Wander Hagen Is familiar person At
tie Old National Bank. They LEFT IN the
evening for Ottawa Beach, where they will
remain sor short time.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27


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MARRIED IN JAIL.
A NsytiaI Knet Tied That Promises Soon
TO be Severed

A Eaytisl Knet Tied That Promises Soon
TO be Severed
CHICAGO. June 26.--Adolph Bapst, an ex-
pressnan, about twenty-five years old, has
been in the County Jail charged with bas-
tardy by Mrs. Martha J. Hull. who keeps a
boarding house on South Halsted-st. near
the bridge. She Is about fifty years OF age,
with face that Is far from comely, aud be
is rather a good-looking young fellow.
She went TO the Jail yesterday morning, &C
companied by her eighteen-year-oldd daugh-
ter. The latter visited Bapst and made
him believe that the penalty was very
severe. and that he could never get out
unless be married the woman. Then
she was brought an. and he. craving
his liberty, gave q reluctant consent. jas
tice Going vas then brought in. aud after
warning Bapst OF the consequences and
finding him still willing. married them in
the jail library. Bapst's sister was there in
tears, yainly trying 10 persuade him not to
marry. but he insisted that be would not
stay in Jail over the Fourth and would
marry the woman and leave Chicago By the
first train, as soon as he got out. Husband
aud wife sat and never looked at each other
during the ceremony. and she made vain
effort with handkerchief 10 sqReeze out .
vinegary tear
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
II E. s.ttsr~orth's Musifcsnt GIN to ST.
MARKS Home.


Il was announced hast week that the
venerable Richard T. Butterworth Rad
offered to give SIC, 900 for the establishment
Of hospital in this city. provided that
Others would contribute enough to erect a
building and maintain an Institution cred
table TO the good name and fame Of the
Valley City. His oher was not accepted,
bat Mr.. B1tterworth found way to ac-
conplish bis object by donating the amount
70 the trustees Of 81. Marks Home and
Hospital.
AZ the services in st. Marks Church yes
tsrday morning. the pastor. Rev. Campbell
Fair, ID. d., announced the receipt of Mr..
Butterworth's generous donation. and laid
. pledge tor the amount upon the altar
stating that Mr.. Butterworth Is prepared TO
redeem his promise whenever called upon
for the amount.
The parishioners Of St. Marks, and all
who are acquainted with Mr. Butterworth.
compliment him very highly for his action.
and say that be has not only added honor
aud lustre to his own good name, but that
the city Is honored and distinguished by
bis muniheence.
81. Marks Home and Hospital is con-
sidered veil worthy OF the gift which Mr..
Buttergorth has bestowed IL II not q sec
tartan institution. lhOugh bearing the
name of an Episcopal church. its unre-
stsicted assistance Is extended to every enc.
without distinction Of race or sect. A q
matter Of fact, the statistics for the past year
prove that out of the hundreds who found
i necessary TO accept its accommodations
less than nine per cent. were members of
the Episcopal Church. Applicants for as
sistance are never asked concerning their
religion. IL in need they are helped, be
| their religious belief what it may, and such
a charity commends itself to the public for
support
pr. Fair announced that he had called a
| meeting Of the Trustees and Executive
1 COMMITTEES of the Home al o'clock this
afternoon. and at go O'Clock tomorrow y
morning. TO consider plans for new build
/ ing, with view OF taking immediate action
/ The Old building has bseu insufficient fol
/ the needs OF the Home for several years.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

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dsubls Eogzsa y n2s o. t1s e4i SAsn
tar3Na. zaakza< Il - 6st aeel al thfss
hats 1sfgiDz tie AVS - Aao1l0ais s0d
earom % ths iwo balls eshind tbe taiEa
nat. Placing biseen calls n flnes p,ees
o. ehais GA ths .ast BAL make earom en
al u the b4lls wizhoat disturbing tae cnslk.
Asks . Gal reverse rs kagiisa three oiasr-
ear says. tsSing tso hanks ana counting
sftsr histinx lhs nEst faii twice. han aosa
oa he y ed psfs Of the rail as fxr a. TIE
nfth 1lamend. stop. oommsnes % spin
skaIn. cross over, take two cushions 4nd
carom sections lump-shot dupsicsted
s. aasfeFs each ssf csleh-csD draw tom fns
Balls while ii naotIon- slossons foEce ioiio~
and stop shot VIII place light red oa =
leather jug. dark red fEczs against Jag, take
four casbl0ns and make c4rom on Dotn
FEDS. He AID grand discount ten ~ The best
cue players IN Grand Rapids. which re
qaires hin % make 100 OF 40 count. he
will give any gentleEen tue receipts of the
house. IL be czn keep game a. test as he can
coanf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

The Laxs waS vel paironirsd yesterday
sithongb tas rambef OF visitors vas not as
ia-xs IS usual. TIE crowd Ess very order
". there sein< ban very fsvF presents wbo
were inclined to be unrply and these we're
qulesiy siasled oat ~ TOE special police
uen. wao savs them 70 understand they
mus behave or msks themselves scarce
H n Jones. the ex Bsse Ssillst nov
r17s = flessnrs boat AZ the Lake. II i a
handsome little sraft. csrries twenty-five
Passengers aud vas lau1s1sd yestartlsr.
George Nsrxas. a twelve sear-oii boy.
fsii frca on1 81 re swings IN the grove
back of tie pevilho8. YESTERDAY. and dis
lccste1 bis sbouitier.
fresh young man tried to raise Dis
terosnce on the asnmr train Hc vii
rot tFv it again. The train uas stopped
and ae wes prUmptiv Bounced
number of ladies and gentlemen
arajlsd themselves Of The pleasurs 81 bath
- ,he sarf as Manhattan Bsach yesterday
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

Pstroimen Trsrisr. D3herty Gitcksll.
Hcc.ll. Zee. McCulio1eh. Tebbs. T.ucia.
ard one o. twa others reported for d0tv At
Head tuAtsfs iasf evening. siffre8 IN rsti.
sens ciotaiBz. They we're sent or IN pairs
70 different psFfs 81 th> citY ard al -
tnTns1 before nidDisht brinetaG nothing
vita theus. ho~e4rr The ehierf of tbis
vss not msAe p1hiie sod = sfreaz nsa
sifh a eros str sooItl have e<en noatte %
open lbe is~s of snf 0ne ~ fte usen "a
fhs rfhl~ct 81 vhat fhrg <ere dafns st -
sonposed. a8eeFsr. tbs1 fhes slstiet sessfs
iceslftles where foisns prsfssii4e - ret -,
corfie4 fef ne eDFt5~e II esfEaios eexf1ia
t8Gfh esu~s ~ geaihA sae snaxFs<sts %
fhe onfuses and isrsit lsiSss snt xifis sAe
sfe raestHf - he ktrssfs- Tar fslt that
afpsoa f8en s1d t1e efaNss sAish nsfstfed
Msaaee snd snsl efe afrlne tbe eseaias
FeFs osnsasisF aaief sad srsteFiF
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27
stop spripkiing.

To all consumers Of city water:
Owing to the low stage of water in the
reservoir, now about eight feet below its
normal ievel, and the further fact that we
are pumping every day TO the extent of our
supply which is daily decreasing in vol
ume, and the imperative necessity OF Afford
ing fire protection 10 our city, consumers
are hereby notified TO Immediately stop the
use OF water for lawn and street sprinkling
until further notice, lmetef consumers in
eluded).
ANY violation OF the above order will re-
suit in the immediate shutting of of the
water supply.
BY order OF the Board Of Public Works.
WILDER ID. SfEvESs. President pro tenn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

Postmaster Blair Is IN Ann Arbor.
Deacon Converss Leaves for bis home in
Boston today.
Prot C. r. Burcb iea last evening for a
visit 20 as brofhsr as So. Thomas, 0at.
Peter esferhous leaves tomorrow Tor a
business Trip through Illinois, Indiana and
Ohio.
Dr. O. NJ Droste. Of West Bridge st.. leit
last night f0r a two wseks Visit with friends
in Canada.
Miss Matte Slate. Of Wsyiand. who has
hen visiting her mother. Mrs. Charles s.
Smth 0f sois city. rsturnsd 20 her home
SATURDAY. evening
Aifsrt Scott closed bis connection With
Housstnan. pounally & jones Saturday
xat snd vii 20 into the boot and shoe
business with Joseph Talip 81 s1 Nonros-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

vIssINA Cfrr. New. June "a Ere
broke out Friday evening in The Could &
Curry mine. six misers employed on The
.50Q level OF the Best & Beleher mine were
unable 10 escape. In addition % the men
imprisoned in The Best & B-lCher. Eve
men were imprisoned IN the so level and
ss1r men in the 40 level Of the Gould 4
Curry mine. making. in all. fifteen miners
imprisoned A reecoing party finally n an
AGED % reach the 80 lsvsl but found the
Eve men we're dead Their names are
john Trouncs. Joncey Morgan. X. q. Car
penter and Andrew Bean.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27


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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

that the Great Wardrobe should not do
more business than any four of their com
pstitors, tor the goods are all marked IN
plain figures from 25 10 80 per cent. lower
than they have been and this is getting TO
be widely known over the State. People
appreciate bargains, and such bargains as
these were never beard Of before in Michi-
gan, for this big discount is on everything
in the house. Mems. Boys and Youths
clothing, Merchant Tailoring. Gents Fur
nishIng Goods. Trunks and Travelling bags.
See the Fourth of July celebration on an
other page.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

The Summer schedule on the G. r.. 4. /
r. K. will take effect on the 18th inst.
Trains will leave for the North as follows;
For Traverse City and MackiDsw, e:05 and
ii 80 a. m. and l0:40 y. m. For Cadillac
sos p. M. Arrive from Msckinaw and
Traverse, 600 a. m, 40 and 1890 p. M
From Cadillac. 1890 a. m.
Trains leave for the South same as now
The only change on the Muskegon road
is in leaving time of morning train, which
will leave at $50 a. m., instead of $40,
No change i'll Saginaw trains.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

The latest order issued by Superintendent
Smith to the patrolmen is to arrest any and
all prostitutes seen walking on the street in
the evening. Patrolman J. u. Smith ar
rested Lue Snyder, of Almy-st.. on Monroe
st last evening and escorted her to Police
Headquarters. After short time she was
allowed 10 90 with orders TO appear before
Superintendent Smith this morning. A
number of the demi-monde were on the
street in the early part of the evening. but
suddenly disappeared when they saw what
might De their fate II they remained.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27
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Now as Spring is here, and everybody
changes their clothing would advise you.
ifyou have any work in cleaning and dye
ing. to take such where you can get the
best work done at the lowest prices. Such a
place is the sold and Reliable" Eagle Steam
Dye House, No. q Csnal-st.
n. B. Binding. lining and repairing OF
gents clothing is done with the utmost of
neatness and durability, which is proven
beyond doubt
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

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d~nss hsve collected several hundred dol.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Proposals will be received At the Office Of the
Chief Engineer of the Toledo. saginaw 4 Muske-
goa Railway Al tsreenville. Michigan, until ia =
t;b. 1851 fnr tnt b0tldiBg of all frame aad PIE
trestie bridges on sid .aiINay between Green
siile and MGskeg0n soo,f 20s) linesi feet IN ALL
specifications oi' any desired informafion nav Re
hal nn Application af the Chief EnginFer's Csffe
in GreenTflie. og Of L. r. Curtis. Resident Fngi
nesr. sparta Mlch. Any OF AL bids are subject 70
rejection. q. SMITH
June I'd. 1851. Caief Engineer.
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a MAMMOTH BUILDING
To he Erected IN tee Great City on the
other Side OF the Lake

CHIcAso. June 26.-A permit was taken
out yesterday afternoon for the erection of
the nav Auditorium. The dimensions are
go fcet on Congress st. Is feet on Michi-
xan-ave. and l6l feet on Wabash.ave. The
building will contain 100000 cubic feet
aud will cost s. 00O,0 900. The building per
nit alone cost S710. aud the order permit
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